Climate change is a global threat that is already having an impact on everyone's lives.

It is vital that all individuals, businesses, organizations and governments contribute to the common goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Specialist analysts calculated ThePrintSpace's carbon footprint using criteria developed in 2018 by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and the UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).

After analyzing their carbon footprint, they implemented changes to minimize their carbon emissions.

When they have no alternative, they turn to Gold Standard to offset their CO2 emissions - a foundation recommended by Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace and WWF UK. Through Gold Standard, ThePrintSpace invests in renewable energy projects.

Offsetting their greenhouse gas emissions is primarily a short-term plan, not a long-term solution. ThePrintSpace continues to look for ways to further reduce its emissions and implement the necessary changes as they occur.

One of the most common questions we get asked is, "What is the difference between a C-Print and a pigment inkjet print?"

What is a C-Print?

One could define this technique as the darkroom of the digital age: an authentic photo print made using a chromogenic substrate and process, but where the light source comes from a digital file rather than a negative. A silver halide photosensitive paper is exposed to an LED or laser light source and then developed using a conventional chemical process. Your paper print is not printed, it is exposed to light and its chemistry reacts to it, revealing the photograph.

We reserve the right to modify our prices but we are absolutely not in a speculative approach. We wish to propose original and quality works at accessible prices.